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INTRODUCTION TO LANDSCAPE WATERCOLOR Honolulu Museum of Art • Linekona School Andrew Rose • [email protected] • M: (808) 348-0188 Saturdays 2/6 - 3/12, 9am - 12noon COURSE DESCRIPTION The Introduction to Landscape Watercolor workshop is for everyone from beginning students to professional artists, and focuses on making drawings and paintings in water-based media on location. Each session will be held at a different outdoor venue around O‘ahu. All sites will have ample parking, some covered areas to protect against weather, and require minimal effort for access. Please give yourself at least 1 hour from your house to travel, park, unpack and set up for class. Please plan to arrive 30 minutes before class to secure parking and set up. Locations: (Maps see last page) Week 1 Ualaka‘a Park Week 2 Kawaikui Park Week 3 Lyon Arboretum Week 4 Hanauma Bay Park Week 5 ‘Iolani Palace Week 6 Heʻeia Park SUPPLIES - (Bold are required) A good source for art supplies on the web is www.dickblick.com – especially with a 10% discount on orders of $50 or more using the code “PREFER”. Surfaces Small canvas boards, prepared panels, watercolor blocks of any size - hot or cold press - or painting papers of varying sizes. Pencils Graphite - mechanical or traditional, with sharpener. Watercolor Pencils - or non-aqueous. Erasers White plastic, artgum, or any kind you prefer Pens Permanent pigment pens like Sakura, Micron, etc. Pastels/Charcoal Hard or soft, colored, toned or black. Conte and sepias, too. Brushes Watercolor, oil, etc. Each is different and I can help you select. Squirrel, mongoose, fitch and other brushes are all recommended. Check out these brushes: http://www.dickblick.com/watercolor/brushes/ and http://www.dickblick.com/ acrylic/brushes/#syntheticsableforallmedia Sketchbooks Any Size. Spiral-bound is recommended for laying flat. Supplies carriers French easel, Rolling trolley, backpack, and/or beach bags Outdoor items Sunscreen, hat, chair, mini-cooler, water bottle, trash bags, raingear, umbrella, etc.
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INTRODUCTION TO LANDSCAPE WATERCOLOR Honolulu Museum of Art • Linekona School
Andrew Rose • [email protected] • M: (808) 348-0188 Saturdays 2/6 - 3/12, 9am - 12noon
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The Introduction to Landscape Watercolor workshop is for everyone from beginning students to professional artists, and focuses on making drawings and paintings in water-based media on location. Each session will be held at a different outdoor venue around O‘ahu. All sites will have ample parking, some covered areas to protect against weather, and require minimal effort for access. Please give yourself at least 1 hour from your house to travel, park, unpack and set up for class.
Please plan to arrive 30 minutes before class to secure parking and set up.
Locations: (Maps see last page)
Week 1 Ualaka‘a Park Week 2 Kawaikui Park Week 3 Lyon Arboretum Week 4 Hanauma Bay Park Week 5 ‘Iolani Palace Week 6 Heʻeia Park
SUPPLIES - (Bold are required)
A good source for art supplies on the web is www.dickblick.com – especially with a 10% discount on orders of $50 or more using the code “PREFER”.
Surfaces Small canvas boards, prepared panels, watercolor blocks of any size - hot or cold press - or painting papers of varying sizes.
Pencils Graphite - mechanical or traditional, with sharpener. Watercolor Pencils - or non-aqueous.
Erasers White plastic, artgum, or any kind you prefer
Pens Permanent pigment pens like Sakura, Micron, etc.
Pastels/Charcoal Hard or soft, colored, toned or black. Conte and sepias, too.
Brushes Watercolor, oil, etc. Each is different and I can help you select. Squirrel, mongoose, fitch and other brushes are all recommended. Check out these brushes: http://www.dickblick.com/watercolor/brushes/ and http://www.dickblick.com/acrylic/brushes/#syntheticsableforallmedia
Sketchbooks Any Size. Spiral-bound is recommended for laying flat.
Supplies carriers French easel, Rolling trolley, backpack, and/or beach bags
Outdoor items Sunscreen, hat, chair, mini-cooler, water bottle, trash bags, raingear, umbrella, etc.
INTRODUCTION TO LANDSCAPE WATERCOLOR Honolulu Museum of Art • Linekona School
Andrew Rose • [email protected] • M: (808) 348-0188 Saturdays 2/6 - 3/12, 9am - 12noon
Color
The table below has been developed over 10 years to help students master the color palette of Hawaiʻi. Colors can be oil, acrylic, oil pastel, watercolor or gouache. BOLD colors you will need.
This course is focussed on making water-based paintings on location. That means we will focus on using watercolor - pan or tube - as well as gouache and acrylic if you wish. Students who are wishing to learn about watercolor, but already have kits that are oil or other media are welcome to join.
Student Learning Outcomes:
1. Prepare supports for water-based media painting. 2. Select brushes for appropriate media - watercolor, gouache, acrylic - for washes, highlights and details. 3. Mix colors with correct media - water, retarders, extenders - to achieve flow and saturation. 4. Use drawing materials - watercolor pencils, pens, inks - to create structure and composition. 5. Demonstrate a complete understanding of starting, working and finishing a painting in one session.
COLORS - Tube, pan or pencil
Red Orange YellowAlizarin Crimson Permanent Cadmium Orange Cadmium Yellow Deep Cadmium Red Deep Chinese Orange Yellow OchreCarmine Naphthol Orange Lemon or Hansa YellowNaphthol Red Vermillion Naples Yellow
Nickel Yellow
Green Blue VioletCadmium Green Light Cerulean Blue Cobalt VioletCinnabar Oxide Green Cobalt Blue Dioxazine VioletCobalt Green Manganese Blue Magenta (Bright as you can find)Phthalocyanine Green Phthalocyanine Blue OperaViridian Prussian Blue Quinacridone Fuschia
TurquoiseUltramarine Blue
Brown WhiteSepia Flake WhiteSiena – Burnt and Raw Titanium white (4 oz/110mL)Umber – Burnt and Raw Zinc WhiteVan Dyke Brown Chinese WhiteVenetian, Mars, or English Red
INTRODUCTION TO LANDSCAPE WATERCOLOR Honolulu Museum of Art • Linekona School
Andrew Rose • [email protected] • M: (808) 348-0188 Saturdays 2/6 - 3/12, 9am - 12noon
Week 1 Ualaka‘a Park
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Week 2 Kawaikui Park
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INTRODUCTION TO LANDSCAPE WATERCOLOR Honolulu Museum of Art • Linekona School
Andrew Rose • [email protected] • M: (808) 348-0188 Saturdays 2/6 - 3/12, 9am - 12noon
Week 3 Lyon Arboretum
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Week 4 Hanauma Bay Park
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INTRODUCTION TO LANDSCAPE WATERCOLOR Honolulu Museum of Art • Linekona School
Andrew Rose • [email protected] • M: (808) 348-0188 Saturdays 2/6 - 3/12, 9am - 12noon
Week 5 ‘Iolani Palace
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Week 6 Heʻeia Park
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